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* ''Theatre/{{Amadeus}}'' is Mozart's middle name, but it is also Latin for "loved by God." A major theme of ''Amadeus'' is what it means to be loved by God, i.e. blessed with artistic talent.
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* ''Theatre/{{Amadeus}}'' is Mozart's middle name, but it is also Latin for "loved by God." A major theme of ''Amadeus'' is what it means to be loved by God, i.e. blessed with artistic talent.
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** The title of the story arc "Sister 3" primarily refers to Ellen's origin as an OppositeSexClone of Elliot, like the first two "Sister" arcs, but also refers to the in- and out-of-universe speculation, [[spoiler:refuted]] during the story arc, that Susan and Diane are twins SeparatedAtBirth.
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* "WesternAnimation/UnaPeliculaDeHuevos" is a Spanish title meaning either A Movie about Eggs or "a movie about balls" [courage].
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* ''Fanfic/BurningSecret'': The title refers to the secret involving a school literally burning, and to it metaphorically burning at Lincoln's conscience.
* ''Fanfic/BurningSecret'': The title refers to the secret involving a school literally burning, and to it metaphorically burning at Lincoln's conscience.
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* Music/{{Toto}}'s "Rosanna" refers to both the likelihood that woman the singer is crooning about has that name and Rosanna itself also means "gracious rose", meaning that Rosanna could instead be the very flattering and loving term of endearment given to the woman by the singer instead.
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* Music/{{Toto}}'s "Rosanna" refers to both the likelihood that the woman the singer is crooning about has that name and Rosanna itself also means "gracious rose", meaning that Rosanna "Rosanna" could instead be the very flattering and loving term of endearment given to the woman by the singer instead.
